Allow city to withhold business licenses from companies involved in illegal activity
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Resolution Ordinance No. 22-06
In Plain English
The city currently issues business licenses without checking for illegal activity by applicants. This law change lets the Tax Collector deny or revoke licenses if a business engages in illegal activities. If approved, the city gains a new tool to shut down problem businesses that harm neighborhoods.
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